Nights of the Living Dead

The debut of George A. Romero's iconic film in 1968 introduced a groundbreaking form of horror, featuring the undead rising to prey on the living, distinct from traditional monsters like vampires and werewolves. This innovative portrayal of zombies not only redefined the horror genre but also sparked a cultural phenomenon, leading to their pervasive presence in various facets of popular culture. The book explores the lasting impact of this cinematic milestone on the horror landscape and its evolution over time.